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well, now that our new vision of san francisco is becoming a realtor we should look at the developments to come. we've got plans that will reshape downtown with the central corridor plan. this plan seeks to include growth along the subway to this new important transit line. two transformational projects are already fitting so what this vision. the first is 5 m at the fifth and a mission streets it had been a high tech canvas with a focus on arts and it will - the intersections for the arts and tech shop and yahoo. next, of course, is the expansion of moscone center it's the key place for our tourism economy. the city has taken on this project with creating more space and more thanizing the building it will address much need public safety. did i mention we're keeping moscone in continues operation during the construction. well, the city is engaged in creating a new violation for our waterfront. 3 partnerships are focusing this discussion each looking at to recognize the project. pier 70 this is a 69 acre property in the dog patch neighborhood. it's operated a shipyard since the spanish a
well, now that our new vision of san francisco is becoming a realtor we should look at the developments to come. we've got plans that will reshape downtown with the central corridor plan. this plan seeks to include growth along the subway to this new important transit line. two transformational projects are already fitting so what this vision. the first is 5 m at the fifth and a mission streets it had been a high tech canvas with a focus on arts and it will - the intersections for the arts and...
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now there's a push by the realtor group that always pushed the realtors and community groups for fha to do much more risky lending which will create more problems for fha, so the future is not a good one. tracy: how do you get rid of it? politically, how can you get enough votes, enough backing to finally get rid of this thing altogether? >> it really is a great question because fha has made foreclosures commonplace. the first 30 years it had virtually none. 1975-2000 it had over 3 million. even worse for low income minority borrowers. so really getting rid of it is important. reforming it is important, very hard to reform, very hard to get rid of. the act that came out of the house financial services committee makes a good start at reform, more needs to be done. fha has been very resistant to reform. national association of realtors despite reform at every turn. tracy: what would your suggestion be for this behemoth? >> my suggestion is they look back at what made them successful in the first 30 years, which was balancing risk and not putting people into homes they couldn't afford.
now there's a push by the realtor group that always pushed the realtors and community groups for fha to do much more risky lending which will create more problems for fha, so the future is not a good one. tracy: how do you get rid of it? politically, how can you get enough votes, enough backing to finally get rid of this thing altogether? >> it really is a great question because fha has made foreclosures commonplace. the first 30 years it had virtually none. 1975-2000 it had over 3...
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says realtor pat lins. if you thought it was bad in 2006, we're going to see that same walk away from your house thing - that's what we're really afraid of. pinellas county property appraiser pam dubov says what can happen to this fragile market would be devastating. just as the market was starting to recover we're going to introduce this things that's going to put the breaks on this recovery, the real estate market is reacting by closings falling through. local officials are lobbying congress to delay the bill from being implemented on october 1. they say floridians have paid 16 billion dollars in premiums to the flood program, but have only made a quarter of that in claims: of course, that can all change if a hurricane hits, which could cause a lot of flooding. for first business news, i'm jackie keenan. florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson are working on ammeding the bill. coming up the hidden price of a government meltdown. plus...is gridlock good for the economy? views from the trading floor ar
says realtor pat lins. if you thought it was bad in 2006, we're going to see that same walk away from your house thing - that's what we're really afraid of. pinellas county property appraiser pam dubov says what can happen to this fragile market would be devastating. just as the market was starting to recover we're going to introduce this things that's going to put the breaks on this recovery, the real estate market is reacting by closings falling through. local officials are lobbying congress...
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groups, theess realtors, for instance, endorsed terry mcauliffe, and republicans in other places. that is tipping things some to terry mcauliffe, and it is all about turnout, and ken cuccinelli's people are passionate. >> virginia has voted more like the national outcome in the last two elections than any of the other 50 states. is this significant? >> i am not sure this will be determined on policy because there is a heavy shadowing of technical issues. when terry mcauliffe looks slightly cleaner, you know you have a bizarre election. i think it is individualized and idiosyncratic. >> the guy kicking himself is the lieutenant governor who is a genuine republican centrist and could have attracted a lot of democratic votes. >> when our side wins, it is a national trend, when the other side wins, it is all because of local issues. >> exactly. [laughter] >> that is it for this week. tune in next week for "inside washington." ♪ >>> from washington the mclaughlin group. the america original for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >>> issue one, smile,
groups, theess realtors, for instance, endorsed terry mcauliffe, and republicans in other places. that is tipping things some to terry mcauliffe, and it is all about turnout, and ken cuccinelli's people are passionate. >> virginia has voted more like the national outcome in the last two elections than any of the other 50 states. is this significant? >> i am not sure this will be determined on policy because there is a heavy shadowing of technical issues. when terry mcauliffe looks...
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well it wasn't because realtors weren't trying to sell the land. everybody thought san francisco would expand eventually. all of these real estate guys were trying to sell lots and nobody was buying. it was cold, foggy. there was no good transportation. it just wasn't a good buy. but then one of these real estate guys, who owned a couple of blocks just south of sutro, saw these cars lining up and saw the popularity of them. he decided, well, if you can't beat them, join them. so he made a little deal. he bought 50 old cars, dragged them out to his land just south of sutro in the sanddo you knows. and he said, if you buy a lot from me, $35 up front, $7.50 a month, i'll toss in two cars. so you can pretty much move in today. it's like a starter home. and it kind of helped get attention to the whole thing. he built what he called novel seaside cottages. so this is one of his novel seaside cottages where he basically elevated these cars to a second story. here's one in construction. and off on the right there is his little real estate office, in anothe
well it wasn't because realtors weren't trying to sell the land. everybody thought san francisco would expand eventually. all of these real estate guys were trying to sell lots and nobody was buying. it was cold, foggy. there was no good transportation. it just wasn't a good buy. but then one of these real estate guys, who owned a couple of blocks just south of sutro, saw these cars lining up and saw the popularity of them. he decided, well, if you can't beat them, join them. so he made a...
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. >> reporter: the 25-year-old realtor earns money on commission meaning irregular deposits and unpredictable balance. when that lead to extra fees he made the switch. his new found free account won't be that way for long. they're adding a $7 charge unless he maintains a certain balance, uses direct deposit or never talks to a teller. human interaction now comes with a price. for some banks it's the human interaction that will cost you and for other it's the digital. u.s. bank and rej p rej regents now charges. >> any time they send you a new notice or fee structure with your monthly statement it's important to read that over because chances are something is changing. >> at wells fargo, even getting a paper statement in your mailbox comes at a cost. wallet hub estimated in all an average checking account these days have as many as 30 fees built in. banks will make as many as $41 billion in customer fees this year. >> there's extra fees that keep popping up and are a risk for all of us. >> they're trying out the fees to see if customers will accept them. >> banks say they will. regions bank sa
. >> reporter: the 25-year-old realtor earns money on commission meaning irregular deposits and unpredictable balance. when that lead to extra fees he made the switch. his new found free account won't be that way for long. they're adding a $7 charge unless he maintains a certain balance, uses direct deposit or never talks to a teller. human interaction now comes with a price. for some banks it's the human interaction that will cost you and for other it's the digital. u.s. bank and rej p...
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realtors already warn that august home sales might be the last hurrah and it appears they might have been right. >> reporter: fewer americans buying homes, facing higher credit rates, tight credit and skyrocketing home prices. >> the buyers out in the market might have felt pressure to go ahead and make a decision on a home purchase and see it throw completion sooner. >> reporter: that may have pulled sales forward as the realtors warned just last week. they said they could tell from agent lock box at listings in august that fewer potential buyers had been coming through. some say that's actually a good thing. >> the pause in the market is going to sustain the recovery cycle in the long-term because some of the metros that we're attracting, showing some very frothy price jumps over the past year. and this will kind of slow that down. >> reporter: prices have been rising steadily in the year, up over 12% from july a year ago according to recent reports. usually home prices rise due to home demand, but right now they're rising more because there's so little for sale. sales of newly bui
realtors already warn that august home sales might be the last hurrah and it appears they might have been right. >> reporter: fewer americans buying homes, facing higher credit rates, tight credit and skyrocketing home prices. >> the buyers out in the market might have felt pressure to go ahead and make a decision on a home purchase and see it throw completion sooner. >> reporter: that may have pulled sales forward as the realtors warned just last week. they said they could...
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. >>> the national association of realtors, said that penduluming home sales -- penduluming -- pending home sales were down. the tight supply of homes could be a factor. the mortgage rates have pulled back a little, they're at the lowest level in two months. it dropped to 4.32%. >>> new at 5:00, we're getting the first look at the california website, that people will use for healthcare in days. the one big question that's still out there. >> many of the poor, and uninsured in san francisco are covered under the city's health insurance program. those people will be shifted over, and today, as you said, we got a new look at that website that launches next week, to give us a better idea of what it's like to enroll. he's a full-time student, who can't afford the traditional insurance. >> i have an issue with my knee. >> show me your knee. >> he's covered under san francisco's program. but he'll shift to the new covered california. >> it'll be better for me. >> it's aimed at making choosing insurance easy. >> a lot of times the patients are asking us, when i do qualify for this one or this
. >>> the national association of realtors, said that penduluming home sales -- penduluming -- pending home sales were down. the tight supply of homes could be a factor. the mortgage rates have pulled back a little, they're at the lowest level in two months. it dropped to 4.32%. >>> new at 5:00, we're getting the first look at the california website, that people will use for healthcare in days. the one big question that's still out there. >> many of the poor, and...
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this is exactly what the realtors were warning off when it was said to be the last hoo rah. >> what is the toyota view? >> not in my lifetime. >> not in your life? >> no. >> you just ruined it for everybody. >> based on today's meeting seems they are not ready to announce a winner. >> i think japanese exporters are the place to be. i would say that this whole gop stall. i think it's a joke that the tea party is ruling the gop here. >> that's all you have to say. >> that's all you have to say? >> you have got to garner a couple of extra votes? >> you go back in there. you can't continue to campaign. >> and that is his main argument. you vote. you tell me. >> this from the pretty boy on the end. >> time to hit today's trending trades. first up it's a stock that is up 455% this year. december lahas hit yet another new all time high. >> i'm still long. we have talked about tesla. they are taking market share from lexus and audi and bbmw. people love the product. i'm long it. they will be trying to double production next year. they will try to sell just as many cars outside the united state
this is exactly what the realtors were warning off when it was said to be the last hoo rah. >> what is the toyota view? >> not in my lifetime. >> not in your life? >> no. >> you just ruined it for everybody. >> based on today's meeting seems they are not ready to announce a winner. >> i think japanese exporters are the place to be. i would say that this whole gop stall. i think it's a joke that the tea party is ruling the gop here. >> that's all...
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national association of realtors numbers, number of people signing contracts to buys house. that helps us see what is around the corner. not good news. the number is declining, possibly because mortgage rates have gone up. at 4.2's, people saying i'm going to wait and sigh if they go back down. >> jerry, good to see you. thank you. >> trace: new jersey is getting tough women people on the shore who refuse to build protective sand dunes. governor chris christie authorized the state to take legal action against a thousand benchfront property owners owneo won't sign papers giving the government permission to below the sand dunes. critics say it will block their view and devalue property. the state claims the protect jet will protect coastal towns from the type ofipnñ devastation sany caused a year ago, and before the project can proceed the government needs permission from the owners or seize their land through imminent domain. rick is live in new jersey. rick, what are the holdouts there saying? >> they're saying, show me the money, trace. 123 oceanfront home owners here who
national association of realtors numbers, number of people signing contracts to buys house. that helps us see what is around the corner. not good news. the number is declining, possibly because mortgage rates have gone up. at 4.2's, people saying i'm going to wait and sigh if they go back down. >> jerry, good to see you. thank you. >> trace: new jersey is getting tough women people on the shore who refuse to build protective sand dunes. governor chris christie authorized the state...
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a broker with haas & company realtor. let's look at their relevant stats. average sale price, $321,900, 3.1 months of inventory, property, about 70 days on the market. jules, let's go to the first one. 978 north haven in portland, asking $239,000, three beds, 2 1/2 baths. why do you like this one? >> tiler, i love this house because not only the house itself but the community was built with the idea of walking. so these homes were built very energy efficient. so not only do you have a great price point to start, but you have low cost as you continue it care for the home over the year p. >> so this is fairly close to town, you can walk into the downtown or what? >> it's actually a planned community. so you can walk to your neighbor's. you've got local prk. so you've got a lot of walkability within your community. but also about ten minutes from downtown. >> very neat and clean and look like a wonderful starter home. second listing, 10323 northwest engelman street in portland, tax about $8,000 a year there, three bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, 3,000 square feet. this
a broker with haas & company realtor. let's look at their relevant stats. average sale price, $321,900, 3.1 months of inventory, property, about 70 days on the market. jules, let's go to the first one. 978 north haven in portland, asking $239,000, three beds, 2 1/2 baths. why do you like this one? >> tiler, i love this house because not only the house itself but the community was built with the idea of walking. so these homes were built very energy efficient. so not only do you have a...
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national association of realtors index fell by 1.6% in august. the july rate was revised lower to 1.4%. >>> the u.s. economy growing at 2.5%. annual rate in the second quarter the commerce department says. its final look at economic growth in the spring was unchanged from last month's estimate. economists were expecting 2.6%. that is it from the fox business network. the dow is higher by 45 minutes. we're always giving you the power to prosper. lori: some good news here. vaccination rates on the rise for the flu. the cdc still not satisfied with last season's 45% rate. today encouraging americans to bet vaccinated for the flu asap. joining us now is fox news's dr. marc siegel to discuss what is in store for us in the coming months. dr. siegel, thank you for joining us. what do you expect for the flu? will it be a bad season? >> lori, last year's flu season came very early and it was particularly bad and deadly, with 161 children killed, the highest number of elderly hospitalized since these regards began being kept almost a decade ago. this year,
national association of realtors index fell by 1.6% in august. the july rate was revised lower to 1.4%. >>> the u.s. economy growing at 2.5%. annual rate in the second quarter the commerce department says. its final look at economic growth in the spring was unchanged from last month's estimate. economists were expecting 2.6%. that is it from the fox business network. the dow is higher by 45 minutes. we're always giving you the power to prosper. lori: some good news here. vaccination...
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national association of realtors' index fell by 1.6% in august. was revised lower to 1.4% reaching the 6 year high. the index followed since june, mortgage rates slowing home sales momentum. number of americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell to a 6 year low, jobless claims dropped by 5,000 to 305,000. the estimate was 325,000. the u.s. economy grew at a 2.5% annual rate in the second quarter. the commerce department says its final economic growth was unchanged from last month's estimate. congress was expecting them to.6%. that is latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on sial media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. dagen: robinson cano wants bed in money, and
national association of realtors' index fell by 1.6% in august. was revised lower to 1.4% reaching the 6 year high. the index followed since june, mortgage rates slowing home sales momentum. number of americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell to a 6 year low, jobless claims dropped by 5,000 to 305,000. the estimate was 325,000. the u.s. economy grew at a 2.5% annual rate in the second quarter. the commerce department says its final economic growth was unchanged from last month's...
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separately according to the national association of realtors, the number of american signing contracts to buy previously owned homes fell in august, maing the third straight month of declines suggesting that higher rates are holding back potential home buyers. another recall to tell you about. they are recalling nearly 909,000 autos around the globe saying accelerator sensors are caused to stall. the nissan models include the serena minivan, infiniti luxury model and x trail suv and mostly impacts japan, but there some in north america and elsewhere that will be impacted. hertz is adding another model. you can run a tesla sedan. they are joining the dream cars program which it launched this summer. they can get behind the wheel of a ferrari, porsche or aston martin. now you can only rent in los angeles and san francisco. the weather is better for driving there anyway. back to you. >> thanks so much and have a great day. >> it's pretty amazing to see how much further some of our challenged wednesday's children can progress when they are adopted by loving and caring parents. that's what
separately according to the national association of realtors, the number of american signing contracts to buy previously owned homes fell in august, maing the third straight month of declines suggesting that higher rates are holding back potential home buyers. another recall to tell you about. they are recalling nearly 909,000 autos around the globe saying accelerator sensors are caused to stall. the nissan models include the serena minivan, infiniti luxury model and x trail suv and mostly...
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the realtors are still expecting for an 11% increase in total sales for 2013 but they're saying they do not expect home sales to move at all in 2014. back to you, simon. >> thank you very much, diana. in the meantime, we're just four days away from a potential government shutdown. speaker of the house john boehner is about to give us his analysis of what will happen in the house. let's bring in our own john harwood. what are we expecting boehner to say? >> what we're expecting, simon, is he's going to come out from a meeting with republican members and talk about what the republicans are going to ask of democrats and the obama administration in return for raising the debt limit. remember the house has already passed a bill to extend government funding. they included the defund obama care provision, said it's going to strip that out. it appears that republicans, though they may add another condition to that bill, are mostly moving their attention to the debt limit, which treasury secretary lew told us yesterday we would hit on october the 17th. so the debt limit has to be increased by
the realtors are still expecting for an 11% increase in total sales for 2013 but they're saying they do not expect home sales to move at all in 2014. back to you, simon. >> thank you very much, diana. in the meantime, we're just four days away from a potential government shutdown. speaker of the house john boehner is about to give us his analysis of what will happen in the house. let's bring in our own john harwood. what are we expecting boehner to say? >> what we're expecting,...
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i'm back in work as a realtor to pay for health care. my annuity and social security barely cover my basic cost of mortgage, taxes, every escalating insurance, car payment, utility, daily living, business expenses. then i i can't make too much money drawing social security benefits because they'll be taken away. because i'm not hit with full retirement age of 66. a lot i visited my social security office four times in the last year, i did not learn until coming here that the money would not be withheld forever. ly get enhance benefit at age 66. regardless, that doesn't help me now. because living on a limited budget for the last year or so, i've had to charge doctor's visits, dentist visits along with unanticipated expenses to the credit cards. until now, my debt has been manageable and my credit rating near 800. now it's swollen to five figure and the credit rating has been diminished. i lost an opportunity refinance my house because my credit score had dropped. so there's no vacation or cruises or luxury items for me. there will be no
i'm back in work as a realtor to pay for health care. my annuity and social security barely cover my basic cost of mortgage, taxes, every escalating insurance, car payment, utility, daily living, business expenses. then i i can't make too much money drawing social security benefits because they'll be taken away. because i'm not hit with full retirement age of 66. a lot i visited my social security office four times in the last year, i did not learn until coming here that the money would not be...
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i understand that las vegas realtors a year ago were closing 4600 homes a month, and now we're down to about 3600. >> yeah, what happened a year ago, all of the investors came in and bought the houses and rented them. now that that's the that that has increased, there are actual hedge funds buying large groups of houses, i think they have mainly left the city. >> and we have been following that story, a lot of them are in georgia. there are these patches of renter nation going on across the country. when you have buyers do they need to be cash buyers or are people getting loans? >>, you know, there are a lot of cash buyers that are not investors, but i love the comparison of interest rate at 4.5. when i bought my first home in '77 in new york, my interest rate with perfect credit was 8.5. so your buying power at 4.5 is still so great that yes, the american dream of owning your own home is still intact in the united states. >> i wish you the best of luck out there. i really do hope nevada november -- i hope people are able to stay in their homes. >>> let's get a broader view of what is
i understand that las vegas realtors a year ago were closing 4600 homes a month, and now we're down to about 3600. >> yeah, what happened a year ago, all of the investors came in and bought the houses and rented them. now that that's the that that has increased, there are actual hedge funds buying large groups of houses, i think they have mainly left the city. >> and we have been following that story, a lot of them are in georgia. there are these patches of renter nation going on...
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as the housing season close sunday, realtors benefited from high home sales. the average rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage is that 4.5%, not as well as last year. >> we need to get ready as quickly as we can and try to get the most bang for our buck. we need to do that before the interest rates go up. >> there is a shortage of inventory because no one wants to sell their home at the bottom. we can expect to see more inventory next year as home prices increased. to flush or not to flush. solve one of the most common household problems. experts say clogged pipes are the most common service call. even those preventable, the problem is getting worse. paper towels, wipes, and q-tips should go in the trash and not the toilet. >> if there is any flaw in the pipe, as they go down the pipe, they will catch on that flaw and start to dam up and create a backup. >> keeping those items out of your toilet could save you a $300 plumbing bill. it could help the environment. experts say to keep food, paint, degrees, and polish out of the toilet. those things could be harmful t
as the housing season close sunday, realtors benefited from high home sales. the average rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage is that 4.5%, not as well as last year. >> we need to get ready as quickly as we can and try to get the most bang for our buck. we need to do that before the interest rates go up. >> there is a shortage of inventory because no one wants to sell their home at the bottom. we can expect to see more inventory next year as home prices increased. to flush or not to...
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if interest rates go up, prices may come down so that monthly nut which is how most realtors i talk to say people actually factor in their buying decisions that will become more affordable. >> you're absolutely right in the context people buy a payment and right now, our general view is that the pressure in the buying market is really against first-time home buyers who are stretching to make that payment. but the middle section of the home buyer market the luxury segment is doing well and lennar and kbh expect that today. we expect those trends to continue. >> is there any possibility that mortgage rates may actually start to come back down again and we've already got the ten year there, below the 2.7 mark and i was talking on futures now, earlier on today with david from new edge and he says there's going to be no taper until next year and at the end of this year he sees the ten year at 2.5 or' ven 2.35, maybe there's hope for someone who hasn't financed. >> i'm not making a call on interest rates but if you think the ten-year yields will go back to 250 and mortgage financing on a 30-
if interest rates go up, prices may come down so that monthly nut which is how most realtors i talk to say people actually factor in their buying decisions that will become more affordable. >> you're absolutely right in the context people buy a payment and right now, our general view is that the pressure in the buying market is really against first-time home buyers who are stretching to make that payment. but the middle section of the home buyer market the luxury segment is doing well and...
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realtors say more bay area workers want to buy and that's pushing would-be buyers into bidding wars for the best properties. >>> starting this afternoon, casual carpoolers in san francisco will have a new pickup location. the current location is at beal street north of folsom. at 3:00 that will change to the west side of spear street between howard and folsom, the change in location is because of construction work at the transbey terminal. this stecket exd -- this is expected to last for the next 18 months. >>> "breaking bad" won top honors and the prime time emmy awards. >> the emmy goes to "breaking bad." [ cheers ] >> anna gunn won for her work on the show. clair danes and jeff daniels won emmys in "homeland" and "the newsroom." netflix won as well. it was honored for best directing and won two creative arts emmys for casting and cinematography. starting tonight, you can catch "modern family" right here on channel 2. it will be airing weeknights at 6:30 right after the news at 6:00. >>> a blockbuster or a flop. how many iphones were sold over the weekend and new security, not so secu
realtors say more bay area workers want to buy and that's pushing would-be buyers into bidding wars for the best properties. >>> starting this afternoon, casual carpoolers in san francisco will have a new pickup location. the current location is at beal street north of folsom. at 3:00 that will change to the west side of spear street between howard and folsom, the change in location is because of construction work at the transbey terminal. this stecket exd -- this is expected to last...
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you said you were a realtor, correct? if i understand the realtor's job, you bring the customer and that is thinking of buying a home, find out what kind of home they want, look at the listings, show them the listing may be a photograph, correct? you sold a home to somebody -- >> i sold many homes to the first-time home buyers. >> what about somebody that never walked into the home? did you get to look at all of the rooms? i think they are in slabs a lot of them. before a person buys a home and they get to walk in and go into each room and test the appliances -- >> if i could add i would never sell a home to someone that didn't know what they were bargaining for because frankly that is one of the single largest investments in their life, their personhood, their entire family and doing so is reckless and inappropriate. >> before they buy that home, you give them the documents -- you go over the purchase agreement and tell them what they are getting and what they are not getting, correct? >> that is absolutely correct as we
you said you were a realtor, correct? if i understand the realtor's job, you bring the customer and that is thinking of buying a home, find out what kind of home they want, look at the listings, show them the listing may be a photograph, correct? you sold a home to somebody -- >> i sold many homes to the first-time home buyers. >> what about somebody that never walked into the home? did you get to look at all of the rooms? i think they are in slabs a lot of them. before a person...
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. >> according to the national association of realtors with a break of $7,000 he will not have that in all of the market that better in the midwest $10,000 or 20,000. gerri: you say you get a 10,000 drake on average? >> nationwide in the northeast, why not? if your interested in a bet and breakfast it is now time to putting your offer. >> for people to might be looking but the reality is historically it is low. >> looked at the growth forecast slow growth and mortgage rates our low because of fact. gerri: use a search creatively people dead in their mind what they want. >> we have a five month supply? and then they take their stuff off the market. looking high and dry with the alerts sent to them even if they are even and mildly interested they just want to be averted when there is some sort of movement but in then i am a potential buyer. a given us some context. >> if you are interested in buying a ski house where down in florida that is where people want to go this time of year he will not find these types of discounts but in some of those places why not? the demand picks up when you
. >> according to the national association of realtors with a break of $7,000 he will not have that in all of the market that better in the midwest $10,000 or 20,000. gerri: you say you get a 10,000 drake on average? >> nationwide in the northeast, why not? if your interested in a bet and breakfast it is now time to putting your offer. >> for people to might be looking but the reality is historically it is low. >> looked at the growth forecast slow growth and mortgage...
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in large part we saw home sales grow in august because of what the national association of realtors is referring to as a temporary peak. it's because we've seen a drastic rise in mortgage rates since may. we've seen the 30 year fixed mortgage jump by more than an entire percentage point in may. that has propelled a lot of potential home buyers to come off the sidelines and lock into rates before they get higher. >> now's definitely the time for sure. but is this also a sign that lenders are loosening up credit? i know that ordinary people were having a tough time getting, say, a 30-year fixed rate loan. >> this is still an issue. we still see tight credit. still a big issue. probably more so moving forward than rates even especially in light of the fact that the federal reserve came out this week and said that they would keep up their $85 billion per month bond buying program. a fact that will probably keep rates at about where they are, keep them from growing at the drastic rates we've seen. tight credit is an issue. another thing weighing on home sales and will be moving forward is t
in large part we saw home sales grow in august because of what the national association of realtors is referring to as a temporary peak. it's because we've seen a drastic rise in mortgage rates since may. we've seen the 30 year fixed mortgage jump by more than an entire percentage point in may. that has propelled a lot of potential home buyers to come off the sidelines and lock into rates before they get higher. >> now's definitely the time for sure. but is this also a sign that lenders...